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Did You Know…Weekly Picks! #94

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Letter from the Editor: Small Rituals

Issue 4 | Letter from the Editor | The Saturday Night

Letter from the Editor: Perfectly Normal

Issue 3 | Letter from the Editor | The Saturday Night

Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #65 & FLF Prompt #100

Summer ups and downs, a twisted trauma, and a milestone prompt

The Pitch That Finally Got Me Published in HuffPost

Most writers dash off to write the pitch the moment they come up with an idea. I used to do the same. The excitement of wanting to send…

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Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #64 & FLF Prompt #99

Bursting skies, Middle Earth and moonlight

Did You Know…Weekly Picks! #90

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Editors’ Picks: Top Articles in Modern Women for June

The pieces that stood out from an incredible month of Modern Women publishing

My 10-Favorite Stories On Illumination in June

Curated by Indra Raj Pathak, editor, Illumination

Editors Getting Paid, or Not

Despite hours of work, nothing changes

Bitchy’s June Round Up

Editor picks of the best stories published in Bitchy in June

Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #63 & FLF Prompt #98

Rain, wreckage, vows and worrying words

Did You Know…Weekly Picks! #89

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MCP vs. CAG vs. API: I’ve benchmarked all three, so you don’t have to

Same task, ~1,400 to ~150,000 tokens. The difference is architecture. Here’s the data, the code, and what it ships in production.

Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #62 & FLF Prompt #97

Grey and good days, gratitude and a gnostic pursuit

Did You Know…Weekly Picks! #88

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Jail

How I automated a weekly R&D summary with Kestra as a non-developer, one month into the job

A no-code take on workflow orchestration: how a generalist engineer with no development background built and shipped parallel data…

One Rule for Every Release: Push a Tag to Ship

How pushing a version tag became the single trigger for every SDK, CLI, and Terraform provider release

Mastering Linux Text Editors: Nano, Vim, and VS Code for Maximum Productivity

Linux text editors are software tools used to create, edit, and manage plain text files. They’re essential for developers, system…

40% Less MTTR, Three Fewer Platforms

How connecting data ingestion directly to AI evaluation via flow triggers eliminated the freshness gap that caused both to fail

Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #61 & FLF Prompt #96

Scores, chores and more

Did You Know…Weekly Picks! #87

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Dark Mode vs Light Mode: Design Systems for Code Editors — Valticus

The dark mode versus light mode debate is a false dichotomy. Picking one theme and sticking with it forever ignores how your eyes…

Granny’s Birthday

The challenger grows wiser

Neovim in practice: a hands-on guide to LazyVim to truly get started

There is something seemingly anachronistic about choosing, in 2026, an editor who lives in the terminal. And yet, for many, it is a choice…

The river was normal. My flood alert called it an emergency.

How separating judgment, translation, escalation, and self-monitoring into five flows made a flood warning system trustworthy

A Self-Healing Data Pipeline with Memory-Cached AI Remediation

How Kestra Aegis classifies errors, validates AI-generated SQL through two safety layers, and caches fixes to cut MTTR from hours to…

AI Agent Evaluation Is Broken If You Only Read the Final Answer

How I used Kestra to turn AI agent traces into recurring failure patterns, human-reviewed reports, and an engineering backlog

A Release Monitoring Workflow for DevRel Teams

Every product release creates follow-up work for Developer Relations teams. I built a Kestra workflow to make that process more consistent…

Turning Global Disaster Signals into Actionable Intelligence

Building DSIE: collect disaster signals, prioritize incidents, generate AI intelligence, and deliver operational dashboards that help…

A Controlled Lab for Out-of-Order Kafka Events

The difference between message deduplication and aggregate version ordering, demonstrated with a runnable Kestra lab

What it took to make a multi-tenant reporting workflow safe to rerun

Four explicit task boundaries, one guard table, and a counterintuitive lesson about automatic retries

Automating Discord Bug Triage With AI and Kestra

Replacing weeks of manual Discord review with an Al orchestration flow that links, flags, and escalates issues to GitHub

Four Production AI Pipelines, Six Months of Bugs

Five production failures, their root causes, and why task-level replay changed how I debug multi-agent pipelines

73 Broken Output References, Debugged in Two Minutes

How rebuilding a 2AM incident response pipeline as discrete Kestra flows made every failure independently replayable

Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #60 & FLF Prompt #95

Dreams, disasters, dread and dilemmas

From LLM Providers to Vector Databases

How Kestra’s plugin catalog covers every layer of an AI pipeline, from document parsing to vector indexing to GPU compute

Did You Know…Weekly Picks! #86

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The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: Weaponised Domesticity in Bryanna Licciardi’s The Polisher

Popular murderess icons are a dime a dozen, and one such icon exemplified in Bryanna Licciardi’s The Polisher is ‘The Monstrous Homemaker,’…

Turning Docker Error Logs Into Structured Incident Reports

An AIOps Workflow in Under 100 Lines: A Kestra workflow for hourly log collection, AI root cause analysis, and Slack delivery without…

Building an AI Meeting Assistant

Turning unstructured meetings into structured execution: action items, ownership, and automated follow-ups

AbhayTheMaster — Indian Minecraft Creator, FPS Expert & Video Editor

From texture packs to cinematic edits — meet the creator who’s building an empire one block at a time.

Investasi Emosional Paling Berisiko

Pernah dengar jangan menyimpan orang di lagu atau parfum?

Editors’ Picks: Top Articles in Modern Women for May

The pieces that stood out from an incredible month of Modern Women publishing

Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #59 & FLF Prompt #94

Rain, snow, earthquakes and where did it go?

How we stopped managing plugin releases by hand

Five flows to handle validate, release, index, and notify across 1400+ plugins, and what changed when the process started running itself.

Wonderful Words

April 2026

Editor’s Choice Feature Fiction #58 & FLF Prompt #93

Weary, wild and wacko